Index of Gardiner's History of England

Montague, Richard, (Bishop of Chichester, 1628; of Norwich, 1638),

• early life of,
• writes A New Gag for an Old Goose,
• Abbot remonstrates with,
• writes Appello Cæsarem,
• character of the religious movement in which he partakes,
• report of a committee of the Commons on the books of,
• is committed to custody but released on bond,
• is defended by Charles as being a Royal chaplain,
• writes that he is too ill to surrender,
• is excused attendance on the ground of ill-health,
• his opinions declared by Bishops Buckeridge, Howson, and Laud, not to be liable to condemnation,
• conference on the doctrines of,
• becomes Bishop of Chichester,
• is asked by Heath to revise his book,
• writes to Abbot disclaiming any wish to uphold Arminianism,
• receives a special pardon,
• question raised of the legality of the episcopacy of,
• the Commons acknowledge him to be legally a bishop,
• confers with Panzani,
• converses with Panzani about the reunion,
• becomes Bishop of Norwich,
• declares his diocese to be conformable,